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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1906
Page
6
Denver Indiana edition dated January 25 1906 comments on love sincerity and marriage offering aphorisms about relationships and social norms. It notes a Sioux City inventors claim a world talk device and observations on justice and Indian summer.
The note argues the correct pronunciation places the accent on the final syllable ad dress whether used as noun or verb, countering misplacing the emphasis on the first syllable. It emphasizes pronunciation accuracy in everyday usage and education.
A statement emphasizes that even the best trained teachers cannot relieve parents of the grave responsibility and God given privileges of guiding a child’s spirituality. The message underscores parental role as primary in moral and spiritual development.
The 1900 census shows farming as the leading occupation in the United States with 5,681,257 farmers and 4,459,346 agricultural laborers.
Dust is identified as a significant disease factor. Repeated inhalation of dust particles, especially during fog, harms respiratory functions and leads to bronchitis pneumonia and related illnesses.
A reflection argues that despite a mother and daughter conflict, spiritual law and good taste require a daughter to be respectful and polite to her mother even when love or admiration cannot be given.
The piece urges strict orthodox Christians to follow conscience as a guiding headlight through life. It likens every soul to a railroad engine moving toward the Great Station, promising surprises in the world to come and urging living by the Golden Rule.
A reflective exhortation declares life gains value through service to God and fellow humans. It urges courage, faith, and ethical deeds as the path to meaning, portraying humble acts as equal to great offerings in God’s sight and linking work for others to enduring purpose.
Dr Frete and Mrs Flora Brown were in Peru last week. Clara Leedy visited on Wednesday. Elisha Buck travels to Komo. Gala Baldwin of Wochester College visits home. Noah Dewald returned from the army Saturday. Crilla Hickman of Tiosa visited Miss Moody. Irma Lockwood spent Sunday with a friend. Elsie Han of Denver visited. Teachers Institute was well attended with strong discussion. Fernharn surprised by students for her 13th birthday Friday night. Everyone had a nice time.
Walter Wiedenhoeft and his wife spent Sunday visiting the wife’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. E Harrison, in Peru. Frank Wiedenhoeft and family have returned from a weeklong visit to Wabash Marion Liberty Center Huntington and Andrews.
Railroad timetable notices show through tickets to all US and Canada. Denver station departures list north bound No. 20 at 4:10 a.m. and others, south bound No. 21 at 6:58 a.m., No. 23 at 12:04 p.m., No. 25 at 4:24 p.m., Sunday-only No. 27. East and south bound No. 3 daily 4:40 a.m., No. 1 daily except Sunday 12:25 p.m., No. 63 Sundays 4:30 p.m. West and north bound No. 2 daily 2:25 p.m., No. 4 daily 12:20 p.m. Rates and details from S. A. Pond or W. B. Calloway.
Train departures list for Wabash trains from Union Station at Peru includes the Eastern Express Buffalo Mail Tank Mail and Express daily at 10 28 am and 4 28 pm with No 50 Peru accommodation arriving 9 20 pm daily except Sunday No 51 Decatur Accommodation leaving 6 10 am except Sunday Kansas City Special Daily 6 51 am Continental Limited 12 59 pm Fast Mail 6 33 pm Western Express 10 30 pm. Train No 50 does not run east of Peru and No 5 starts from Peru. LEOLIN Moon ticket agent.
Mrs R H Armantrout and Mrs Ira Sager are on the sick list. Henry Earhart and A C Baldwin cut wood. Kinzie visited in Mexico earlier in the week. Tom Pugh and Peter Armantrout were seen in town and Denver respectively. Mrs Daniel Miller visited Mrs Jonas Earhart. Frank Kinzie family and B F Kinzie with kinfolk dropped by. Frank and Walter Wiedenhoeft cutting wood for J M Fouts.
January 6 and February 6 and 20 1906 the L. E. & W. will offer second class colonist tickets to the West and South West at low rates. Inquiries to A. M. Brown Agent Union Station Denver Ind.
The account says Mrs Mollie Holt of Woodford Tennessee was dying from a lung infection when Dr King s New Discovery was given on urgent request. Coughs and colds benefited with recovery noted. Trial bottle offered by W L Piper Druggist at 50c and 1 00.
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